Granville Township was surveyed in 1797 as part of the U.S. Military District, lands that were set aside for those who had served in the Revolutionary War. The area was settled first by Welsh immigrants, who moved into the northeastern part of the township in 1801. Next came settlers from Granville, Massachusetts and Granby, Connecticut, who were mostly responsible for establishing the Village of Granville, Ohio. The township and village are in Licking County.
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Featuring Italian cuisine, the restaurant is located in downtown Granville, Ohio. Its location, hours of operation, menus, and contacts are presented.
http://www.bellagranville.com/
Affiliated with the Boy Scouts of America youth organization, the troop is chartered by the Granville Kiwanis and the Granville Centenary United Methodist Church. Information is posted for members and parents of the troop, along with photographs, schedules, and contacts.
http://www.granvilletroop65.org/
An overview and history of the community is offered on this unofficial site, including its prehistory and contemporary features, such as its bike path, parks and open space, as well as Denison University and its golf course, designed by Donald Ross.
http://www.granvilleliving.com/
Granville Area Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber is comprised of businesses and others in the Granville, Ohio area. The benefits of membership are defined, and a membership directory is presented, along with an overview of the organization.
http://www.granvilleareachamberofcommerce.com/
Established in 1950, the business provides building supplies and custom design services for residential customers, professional builders, and farming operations. Its products, services, location, and hours of operation are defined.
http://www.granvillelumber.com/
The library in Granville, Ohio is highlighted, with information about its hours of operation, library operations and fundraising, contact data, and its services and resources. Cardholders may access their accounts, as well as the library catalog and databases, through the site.
http://www.granvillelibrary.org/
Township residents can be kept informed on matters pertaining to the township on its official web site, including a general profile and information on roads, zoning, cemeteries, parks, and other services and facilities. A newsletter is also featured.
http://www.granvilletownship.org/
Caring for pets in the greater Granville, Ohio area, the animal medical clinic is located in the village on South Main Street. Its diagnostic, medical, boarding, grooming and pet care services are outlined, and staff biographies are featured.
http://www.granvillevet.com/
This guide to the community includes local restaurants and food services, lodging facilities, points of interest, recreational and entertainment venues, other businesses, and a calendar of events in Granville, Ohio.
http://www.visitgranvilleohio.com/
My Little Town: Granville, Ohio
Maintained by Brad Smith, a law professor at Capital University, and a resident of Granville, the site offers a variety of articles about the town, going back as far as 2008, as well as a guide to local businesses, organizations and points of interest.
http://mylittletown.wordpress.com/
Parents for Academic Challenge and Enrichment
PACE supports opportunities for advanced learning, working with Granville, Ohio schools to encourage academic excellence, and cultivated a collection of resources for parents, teachers and students. Its resources and programs are defined.
http://www.granvillepace.org/
The official village web site offers general information about the community, its government, departments and services. Also included is an overview of the village's business environment and a guide to local restaurants and guest accommodations.
http://www.granville.oh.us/
